Luzadder-Nestor Wedding Told At Knottville Church
Luzadder Vera, daughter of Mr and Mrs Claude Luzadder, married Douglas Nestor, son of Mr and Mrs James Nestor, at 6 pm in Knottville church. The ceremony featured white chrysanthemums and tall tapers, with the couple receiving best wishes from family and friends including Dorothy Williams as maid of honor and James Nestor as best man. Followed by a dinner for immediate families and a short wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Luzadder
Daugher
Clauce Luzadder
Knottville
Douglas Nestor
Ani
James Nestor
Knottaville
Lie Rey Stoneking
Latfanly McCartney
Pivnlar
Dorothy Willams
Wiebudexsvomn
Lueuduer
Master
Ralph McCartney
Wilda McCartney
Kenneth Teets
Wyona Stalling
Darrell Wilson
Baltirlyre
Wayre McDaniel
New York
Community notices outline December meetings and events
A December calendar lists VFW council and various club gatherings at multiple venues including Ronny's Dairy Bar and church homes. Co hosts, contact numbers, and Christmas airs exchanges appear. Separately, a bride and groom, Mrs Nestor and Mr Nestor, plan postwar life with naval service details and Baltimore employment noted.
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White Fawn Council
VFW
Business Girls Club
Ronny’s
Dair
Gwendolyn Proudfoot
Helen Shomo
Foy
Junior Mountaineer
Nancy Parkhill
Circle No. 2
WSCS
St. John’s Church
Robert Knotts
North Western Turnpike
WMC
First Brethren Church
Rex Satterfield
East Bluemont Street
Ladies Aid Society of the United Brethren Church
Stanley
Rebekahs
Lodge Hall
Andrew Methodist Church
H. Compton
McGraway
Wilam
Curler
Mrs. R. Bartlett Honored With Bridal Shower
The Future Homemakers of America at Graf ton Senior High held a bridal shower for Mrs. Rosilie Nestor Bartlett at Kathryn Vegon's home. Guests enjoyed games and social time and gifts were presented. Refreshments were served to Mary Kate McCoy Betty White Frddie Efaw Ruth Norris Helen McDermott Ann Robinson Bobby Sloan and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Future Homemakers of America
Home Economic Department
Grafton Senior High School
Kathryn Vegon
Rosilie Nestor Bartlett
Bartlett
Mary Kate McCoy
Betty White
Freddie Efaw
Ruth Norris
Helen McDermott
Ann Robinson
Bobby Sloan
Johnnie
Joann
Alice
Mary Veyon
A E. Veyon
Nelle Cook
Hazel Cole
Kathryn Veyon
Mrs. Bartlett
1946 Football Squad Honored With Dinner
The 1946 Bearkitten football squad, seniors and juniors, were honored at a 6:30 dinner in Grafton Senior High cafeteria hosted by the Football Mother's Club. Gifts and certificates were presented by coaches Baker and McKinney, with letters to players and manager’s letter to Buddy Vogel. Senior players listed include Setler DeBarr Young Moran Isner Barcus and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Max Rau
Turner's
Kenneth Haun
Kenneth Haun Following the Dinner, Small Talks Were Given By Mr. Haun
R. C Sloan
Bearkitten
Stanley Baker
Randall McKinney
Carroll Kearns
Richard Poe
Coach Baker
Kenney Mac Orr
Bearcats
McKinney
Tommy Setler
Robert DeBarr
Bill Young
David Moran
Harold Isner
James Barcus
Richard Fium
Carl Hoy
James McAvoy
Joe Ward
Donald Gough
Joe Pappalardo
Fred Shatterman
Buddy Vogel
Ralph Dyke Williams Whetsell
Paul Zross
Joe Pepper
Kenny Macour
Ralph Manno
Dale Haddix
Herbert Funk
Teddy Nestor
Mothers Club
Carolyn McAvay
Rush Setler
Marguerite Isner
Peggy Dye
Wilda Willis
Georgia Rum
Sarah Barcus
Jaxine Harvey
Jo Orr
Oma Fornash
Mayor Reports Massive East Bay Shutdown And Walkout
The mayor describes a large East Bay industry shutdown with AFL sailors pulled from ships and newspapers suspended including one with a perfect edition record since 1870. Demonstrators flooded streets, some fighting and injuring nine people including three paper reps. AFL leaders claim store clerks have majorities and demand negotiations while police escort strikes.
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East Bay
AFL
APL
Oakland Auditorium
James F. Galliano
AFL Alameda County Labor Council
Kahn's
Hasting's
Los Angeles
Beach
Pre Christmas Dime Stores See Strong Sales Amid Strike Factors
Retailers report robust pre holiday sales with little impact from ongoing strikes. Local stores expect potential sales drop if strikes extend, fearing furloughs among railroad workers may reduce purchases of high priced goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunien
Revercomb Seeks Bipartisan Effort With Truman
Revercomb urged cooperation between a new Republican Congress and President Truman, stressing mutual respect and the powers of each branch. The note advised addressing a widow with the formal name she used during her husband’s life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revercomb
New Republican Congress
Truman
Birth Announcement for Roberta Ellen Purnell
Mr and Mrs Walter Purnell of Pittsburgh Pa announce the birth of a seven pound five ounce daughter at Allegheny General hospital Pittsburgh on November 22 194? The mother is the former Charlene Haynes of Knottsville The baby has been named Roberta Ellen This is their first child
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Purnell
Pittsburgh
Alleghany General Hospital
Pittburgh
Ben
Roberta Ellen
Charlene Haynes
Knottsville
France Votes For Thorez In Interim Premier Bid
The Socialist national congress backed Maurice Thorez for interim premier by 3121 to 845 as the Communist-led cabinet question loomed. The party delayed joining a Leftist popular cabinet to replace Bidault after the November election. Some Socialists oppose a Communist government, risking Thorez's narrow assembly election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Fourth Republic
Socialist National Congress
Maurice Thorez
Commun <l Party
Congress
Georges Bidatllt
Popular Republican Movement
MRP
Council
National Assembly
Thorez
Thoren
Embargo Order on Rail Freight Hits Country
Washington reports a government embargo on all rail freight except health and safety supplies, plus a 25 percent cut in rail passenger mileage. Parcel posts limited to five pounds, and exports require special permits except for bulk grain, live stock, and military exports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Armed Services
Find Vet: Peters Active in Independent Assoc and Veterans Club
Peters, a sophomore in the college of commerce, is described by school officials as a straight A student. He was active in the independent association and the veterans' club at the university. While at Morgantown High School he belonged to the student council and the national honor society. Morgantown address 317 Spruce St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pillsbargh
Nestor Wil
Nest
Balimore
Nestor
Grafton
Girls’ Athletic Association
Hee Tek
U. S. Navy
Glenn L. Martin's
Baltimore
Grogran
Peters
College of Commerce
Independent Association
Studen
Veterans’ Club
Morgantown
W. Va
Spruce St
Energize Your Body With 888 Tonic Health Claim
A dated promotional piece urges readers to boost blood strength with 888 Tonic. It links low blood counts to fatigue, poor appetite, and infection risk, claiming the tonic builds blood strength, improves digestion, and enhances vitality for a wide audience.
Cumberland News Publishes B&O Smoke Control Statement
Turnbull presents a Cumberland News requested statement on B and O attitude toward air pollution. The full message discusses that air pollution is broader than smoke and notes how combustion byproducts affect urban life, with references to conflagrations and visible emissions and the challenge of living in large communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turnbull
Cumberland News
B and O
Cumberland
Railroads and Power: Cumberland Division Firemen Supervised
The B and O Cumberland Division details fuel conservation efforts and locomotive upgrades after World War II. It notes new Mallet and T-3 locomotives, diesel units, and ongoing modernization while stressing supervisor oversight, stoker checks, and fuel efficiency. Fog, combustion, and gas concerns are discussed as environmental factors affecting operation and air quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Formance
Cumberland
B. and
Wyatt
H. F Wyatt
Cumberland Division
Stok
Cugiberland
Neuritis Pain Relief Promises in Local Ad
A middle aged local woman suffered three years of neuritic pains described as electric shocks and knife gouges before reporting relief after taking RHUAID. The advertisement touts three medical ingredients merging to target rheumatic aches and promises ongoing relief, urging readers to buy RHUAID at local drugstores in Grafton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rauaid
Grafton
Ady
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Wren Finance
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Mainsteet
O S Watkins
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Bradenton
ABCB
Miami
Clarksburg
Harriet Bradley
Frostburg
L. L. Bradley and
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City Hospital
Pegsy Martin
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Lawrence Weese
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Helen A. Cross
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